BOSS Audio Systems 750BRGB Car Stereo - Single Din, Bluetooth, CD DVD Player, AM/FM Radio Receiver, USB, AUX Input, Multi Color Illumination

This was decently priced stereo replacement for my old car with old school and modern applications. Since I already was upgrading most of my old speaker/stereo set up in my old car might as well update the single din stereo. This worked perfectly. And can't beat the price.

Hi from Finland,750BRGB is more than I exepted to get for that money. Sound is clear and it doesnt brake the speakers as my old stereo did whit its "4x100W" system. I love the USA brand which fits to my old Jeep much better than old jap stereo whit its red ligth panel. Boss gives me the clear sound whit sharp basso and nice white brigth ligth for panel to Jeeps green dashboard.

Works great easy install the bluetooth for calling works great hands free no anoying noises or beeps the only noise it will make you can turn off

I recently purchased this boss CD player it has a lot of options versus others... But the sound on it is it's downfall the one I received had a very cheap horrible sound it sounded like a cheap stereo and I have JVC speakers... No matter how I adjusted the EQ I could not get it to sound good on any of their options... I wanted to like it but I can't... Also I do not believe it is 240w RMS is probably really low... boss is a part of pyramid audio me personally I will stay away from all pyramid audio products they obviously don't care about making a name for themselves... The unit I went with is JVC known for clarity and quality I wanted to like boss but I can't...

Good radio not what I really wanted tho

My old truck needed a new stereo, and after reviewing the PDF manual, the specifications, and the sale price, I picked this one. Installation went remarkably smoothly - the instructions are clear on which wire is what, and it slid right into the rectangular DIN slot. The display is bright and colorful, and the sound quality is remarkably good. Bluetooth pairing is fast, and in Bluetooth mode the display does scroll the title, artist, and album information for the track while playing.So what's not perfect about it?First, the PDF manual in the Amazon listing said that this model has a SD card slot under the faceplate. I like having a SD card loaded up with all my .mp3 files for when I don't want to mess with Bluetooth pairing or the radio.(Narrator: there is no SD card slot on this model, regardless of what the PDF manual in the listing says.)I loaded up my files on a USB stick instead and inserted it in the front USB slot. And waited. And waited. In USB mode, if you have a lot of .mp3 files on the USB drive, it can take up to 30 or more seconds for the stereo to start playing the first track, and up to 10 or more seconds between tracks to seek the next tune. If you push the RDM button, it will indeed randomize the play sequence, but once you turn the unit off or switch to a different mode, it turns off the randomization mode and starts playing in file sequence again once you go back to USB mode (hey, why am I hearing all these songs in a row about "goodbye"...?) And in USB mode, the stereo will not pull the track details built into the file, and will only show the track file name - the title, artist, and album are all blank.So, yes, I'll keep it, and I'm happy with the price, and it's better than the one I replaced - but it isn't 100% of what I expected, and could be better.Update: After only a few weeks of very light use, the unit no longer recognizes USB drives. It's gone from a long delay when switching to USB mode to an infinite delay - the display just shows "USB", but never starts playing music, even after hours of waiting and removing/reinserting the drive. I tested the USB drives and they're fine. Another disappointment. At least the Bluetooth seems to be working (within a relatively short range) - for now.

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Finial switching back to famous brand. Good sound, good reception, loud and clear hand free.I will never use thise off brand, flip screen expensive but cheap products.